The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-11-16
Richardson-PIshon.
EAST rARFIFl.p rHH SCENE OF \
.IINE WEDDING.

FINE NEpblNG,
ON Monday evening last, there was
gathered together AT the residence of Mr..
most pleasant company of guests to
witness the marriage ceremony of their
only daughter, Alice Mabel, To Willard 4.
+ Richardson, the popular young baggage
master of conductor Anderson's train,
VI. G.. K. X. Rev. A l.. Lane, of Water
vile, tied the nuptial knot Among the
guests was large number of the bride :
classmates of Coburn Classical Institute,
Watcrsille, of which She had long been a
pupil. while all sections of the state were
represented by those in attendance. AZ
ter the ceremony bountiful collation.
was served, and after congratulations the
happy couple were taken by private con-
veyance to Benton to connect with the
night pullman for Lewiston, in which
city, at IA Bartlett Street, they will make
their home Upon their arrival very
cordial welcome was extended them by
Lewiston friends.
BY permission we give list of the
greater number of the wedding gifts
W. b. Blanchard. Smyrna rug; Mrs.
Pishon, afghan and Smyrna rug Stella
Fisher, Home, Sweet Home" illustra-
ted Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Smith, jewel
box; Mr. and Mrs. c. X Lathrop, pie
knifei Mrs. Fisher, pair of towels WIN.
ID. Blackden butter knife; Misses Prince
and Cannon, Duches lace handkerchief
Miss Cora TOtman. one half dozen bone
dishes; Mr.. Howard Totman one dozen
butter plates c. IL. Wyman, pot-pourr
ID. w. Weber, elegant lemonade set
clara Written, bronze vase DIR. and Mrs.
q. {. Parker, one doZ. silver knives and
tooth-pck holder; Mr.. II. A. Burrill. but
ter knife; Mr. Fred Graves, rose jar Mr..
and Mrs Amasa Pratt, Lowell Mass,
silver dinner knives; Mrs James Lowe
50; Ethel Hobbs, handkerchief case and
handkerchief; Mrs. IL. A. Burrill, sugar
spoon; Mr.. and Mrs. Pishon silver water
pitcher, gravy ladle, one doz. silver forks,
berry spoon, and family Bible; Carrie NJ
Gerald vase; S. II. Anderson, brass lamp
Geo. Wagg, lamp; A. +. Drummond
rose jar; Misses Pease, salts; Mr. and
Mrs. IL. Il. Parkman, bronze vase; II. S
Thomas and \. X. Drummond, plaque in
/ Marchnicl roses and heiotrope plush
Mrs Abbie Richardson, hat tree; Miss
Nellie Pcasc, shoulder cape; Dana Pi-hon
/ pair of towels; Mrs. Geo. Barrett, par OF
towels; Mrs. $. Manson, pair of towels
Bina Drummond, waste basket; Roya
| Wells and family, wicker rocker; Annie
Wing, plush banjo broom holder; Mr.
and Mrs K. Drummond, Sermon OF
the Mount, illustrated; w. 7. Reynold.
and sister, silver carving set; Manly Nor
rison, glass water set; Mr.. and Mrs
Dotin, folding mirror in plush; Mrs. II
II. Elms, pickle jar; Mr.. and Mrs. Doutey
hoofs and horns ink set and sugar spoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Pishon, one-hal
doz. silver teaspoons; Dora +. Lowell
gravy spoon and butter knife; Asa Prat
and family, marble top table; Mr.. ant
Mrs. Alphen Spearin, plush top table Mrs
II. A. Burrill, hand painted table scarf; c
A. Wheeler, sum of money; French clock
ebony and marble, by Jos. +. Anderson
NJ S. Philbrck, C. r. Cook, Abott Bel
cher, Rev. Father Koran, Wellington
Sprague, +. S. Gardner, Geo. +. Libby
j. NJ. kilgrih, Geo. GrcenIief, D. Rafter
w. c. Rowe, c. II. Steels, II. A. Burrill
b. +. Eaton, J. NJ. Murray, w. F. Pitman
Jas. Harrington, Henry JOY, Herr.
Smith, i. }. Eupea, C. IL. Littlcfeld.